Turning Programming Into Child’s Play.

The article presents a corporate profile for San Mateo, California-based educational technology firm Wonder Workshop which teaches computer programming to children through robotics, co-founded by Saurabh Gupta.

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Published in:New York Times Vol. 164; no. 56638; p. 3
Main Author: MARTIN, CLAIRE
Format: Article
Published: New York Times 9/28/2014
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